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Comparison of Shock Piston Hole Areas

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You can easily calculate the area (damping) ratio of piston B relative to the reference shock piston A.
*The default settings for piston A are a diameter of 0.8 mm and 4 holes. You can overwrite these values to change them.
Piston Diameter A
mm
Number of Holes AHole
Piston Diameter B
mm
Number of Holes BHole
A-B Piston Bore Area Ratio %
Relative to A, B becomes softer in the positive direction and harder in the negative direction on a 100% scale.

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